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On that Manchester evening when Dhoni walked back to the pavilion being run out by Martin Guptill, not many would have thought that it was his last game for India.

Run-out in 2019 World Cup semifinal made it clear it was my last day for India: MS Dhoni

It's almost 4 years since MS Dhoni trudged back to the pavilion after being run out in the 2019 World Cup semifinal against New Zealand. And, it was at this moment that a realisation dawned on him.

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On that fateful Manchester evening, when Dhoni walked back to the pavilion after being run out by Martin Guptill, not many would have thought that it was his last game for India.

A distraught Mahendra Singh Dhoni trudging back to the pavilion after being run out in the 2019 World Cup semifinal against New Zealand is one of the most tragic moments in Indian cricket history.
A little over four years since India lost that match by 18 runs and crashed out of the World Cup, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-only-retired-from-international-cricket-ms-dhoni-drops-major-hint-about-future-with-csk-1698402064998">Dhoni has revealed</a> it was at this moment that it became clear to him that his time in international cricket was over.
On that Manchester evening when Dhoni walked back to the pavilion being run out by Martin Guptill, not many would have thought that it was his last game for India.
"It is difficult to control the emotions in a close game (especially) when you have lost," said &lsquo;Captain Cool&rsquo; at an event in Bengaluru recently.
"Inside, I am done with my planning. To me, that was the last day I played cricket for India (even though) I announced my retirement one year later. But the fact was, that day I retired,&rdquo; he said.
"We are given those machines (for monitoring fitness) and every time I went to the trainer I gave it back to him but he would say, 'no, no, you keep it'. Now, how do I tell him that I do not need this anymore and I will not be needing it because I did not want to announce it (retirement) at that point of time," Dhoni continued.
The 42-year-old said retiring from international cricket also took away the rare opportunity of representing the country.
"Once you are high on emotion, you know the only thing you have done in the last 12 or 15 years is playing cricket and then there is no more a chance of representing your country," he said.
"It is a very big thing. You have so many people but only a few get a chance to represent the country. Irrespective of which sport you play, when you go out to play you are representing your country.
"If you go to Commonwealth (Games) or Olympics or we go in ICC tournaments &mdash; we are representing our country and that is a very big thing. Once I quit cricket there was no way out for me to represent our country," Dhoni said. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/amp/web-stories/sports/cricket/table-toppers-india-a-win-from-semifinal-berth-new-zealand-australia-south-africa-in-contention-for-remaining-spots-in-icc-cricket-world-cup-2023-1698380588623">Also Read- Race to the 2023 semifinals heating up</a>
India's most successful captain Dhoni announced his international retirement in August 2020 but he continues to have the fans thronging stadiums across the country in large numbers during the two months of the Indian Premier League.
Dhoni&rsquo;s craze filled up the stadiums to the brink this year in the IPL as he led Chennai Super Kings to a fifth title win after beating Gujarat Titans in the final at Ahmedabad while managing a knee injury.
Dhoni has promised to play one more IPL season as his way of expressing his gratitude for the love and support the fans have given him

Cricket can lead to a lot of feuds, and here is the latest one! After pictures of the Pakistan cricket team hanging out in a bar started doing the rounds, Pakistani actress Veena Malik took to Twitter to ask Saniya Mirza if it was healthy for her to take her infant son to a Sheesha bar, and also questioned her on if eating junk food was good for the team. In a scathing attack Mirza retorted by saying she was neither the team's dietician, nor their mother. 

Cricket can lead to a lot of feuds, and here is the latest one! After pictures of the Pakistan cricket team hanging out in a bar started doing the rounds, Pakistani actress Veena Malik took to Twitter to ask Saniya Mirza if it was healthy for her to take her infant son to a Sheesha bar, and also questioned her on if eating junk food was good for the team. In a scathing attack Mirza retorted by saying she was neither the team's dietician, nor their mother. 

Home Minister Amit Shah’s congratulatory message to Team India which drew a reference from the army’s surgical strike against terrorists has riled up Pakistani military. Pakistan armed forces' media wing Director General Asif Ghafoor asked Shah to not draw comparisons between Pakistan's cricket defeat to India and the two neighbours' border skirmishes. Ghafoor, through his personal account, responded to Shah, saying two things with different denominators can't be compared.  

Home Minister Amit Shah’s congratulatory message to Team India which drew a reference from the army’s surgical strike against terrorists has riled up Pakistani military. Pakistan armed forces' media wing Director General Asif Ghafoor asked Shah to not draw comparisons between Pakistan's cricket defeat to India and the two neighbours' border skirmishes. Ghafoor, through his personal account, responded to Shah, saying two things with different denominators can't be compared.  

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